Some brave drone operators got up close and personal with a volcano in Iceland, giving us a unique look at an eruption.
The latest trend in the pandemic food revolution is mushroom growing, and even South Africans are getting in on it.
If you take into account everything that this home just outside of Robertson has to offer, R75 million doesn’t seem that bad.
The judges have issued their verdicts and announced the winners of the World Nature Photography Awards 2020.
Indonesia’s Mount Sinabung sent a cloud of hot ash higher than 16 400 feet into the air following its first major eruption since August last year.
Unless you intend on being knee-deep in mud, you can rule out one of the most iconic ways to see the city of Venice.
A large meteor blazed across UK skies on Sunday night, delighting, and in some cases terrifying, those lucky enough to spot it.
When the Spekbook Challenge took off, there were grand claims about the powers of the so-called miracle plant. Those aren’t entirely incorrect, but some context is needed.
One resident in a town near Mount Etna said the eruption was “a rain of stones – something [she] never saw in [her] entire life”.
Never has the saying “out of the frying pan into the fire” been more applicable.
That may look like a baby giraffe, but in truth, scientists believe it suffers from skeletal dysplasia, also known as dwarfism.
As we approach what has been dubbed “the looming dung Armageddon”, we should be thankful for the humble beetle that is always hard at work.
Yesterday afternoon, Cape firefighters battled two separate fires, with strong winds making their jobs even tougher.
Following an expedition to the Zongo Valley region of the Bolivian Andes, scientists have now confirmed the discovery of 20 new species, as well as others that hadn’t been seen in ages.
We’re entering the Cape’s peak fire season, which means choppers in the air and brave firefighters on the ground battling blazes.
Swarms of locusts have invaded three provinces in South Africa, with farmers fighting to save their crops.
The judges picked the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer Of The Year. Now it’s time for the public to have their say.
Snake handlers attending to a call at a house in Pinetown, Durban, were shocked to find three Mozambique spitting cobras on the premises.
On Saturday, storm clouds swept through Upington in the Northern Cape, bringing with them a wall of dust that was captured on video.
A government-appointed team of nine experts has released the results of their study into why great white sharks have all but disappeared from what were once hotspots.
Last month, the first known murder hornet nest was found in the US. Is the name justified, and how fearful should those in the surrounding areas be?
You weren’t imagining it – there was an earthquake, and people across the city felt the tremors in the early hours.
Congrats to the kākāpō, even if the title of New Zealand’s bird of the year does come with a not so subtle dig.
Craig Foster’s decision to dive every day led to him meeting a rather special cephalopod. He’s not done yet, either.
Millions of mink have been culled in Denmark, with more to follow, amidst massive concerns of a COVID-19 outbreak on farms.
Strap a ‘kitty cam’ to your favourite feline and you might be surprised to see the footage that’s captured.
Mike Olbinski spent two years piecing together footage of monsoons in Arizona. Set to a custom score, it makes for compelling viewing.
We have just had ourselves a pretty wet winter, and our biggest dams are filled to the brim. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves, though.
The A68a iceberg broke free of the Larsen C ice shelf in 2017, and it’s now bearing down on an island that’s a breeding hotspot for a number of species.
Over the years, we’ve seen kayakers caught up in the midst of some very close encounters, but this might take the cake.